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I'm not fully up to scratch with the latest AWS tactics, but to me, this seems like another way to get people to move to their platform and then charge for band
by faize 3mo ago
I'm not fully up to scratch with the latest AWS tactics, but to me, this seems like another way to get people to move to their platform and then charge for bandwidth at a later date, ultimately trapping their consumers.
Also, this whole post just felt like a brag, i'm not surprised it barely got any upvotes
- jader201 3mo ago> Also, this whole post just felt like a brag, i'm not surprised it barely got any upvotes Yeah, opening with: > I'm a world expert in game netcode Felt like an odd way to start the article. Maybe OP is job farming?
- stephc_int13 3mo agoHe is one of the well known netcode guy. But from the few interactions I had with him I would say he is quite abrasive, stubborn and probably somewhat on the spectrum. But there is a special kind of unpleasantness in writing/debugging netcode for large projects, I don't think you can be agreeable and still you your job correctly.
- reitzensteinm 3mo agoIf anything, in immature engineering organizations, preserving netcode invariants to successfully deliver a multiplayer project might benefit from a little of that disposition.
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- Tepix 3mo agoAgreed on the bragging. Also I‘m not convinced about the whole cost issue. A nice server from a bare metal provider like OVH will be so much cheaper than the AWS equivalent, you can pay for a ton of traffic.
- gafferongames 3mo agoYou can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink
- gafferongames 3mo ago> this whole post just felt like a brag And yet, everything I wrote in the article is true.